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Dashboard Guide

The Revell dashboard is your window into your agent’s memory. Here’s what you’ll find.

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Dashboard Layout

The dashboard is organized into a bento grid with cards showing different aspects of your agent’s memory:

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Identity Card

Shows your agent’s identity at a glance:
  • Avatar — Based on agent framework (OpenClaw 🦀, LangChain 🔗, etc.)
  • Name — Your agent’s display name
  • Status — Online/offline indicator
  • Plan — Current subscription tier
  • Memory age — How long they’ve been remembering

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Memory Counts

Quick stats on memory distribution:
  • Core — Identity-defining memories
  • Working — Current session state
  • Episodic — Experiences and events
  • Semantic — Facts and knowledge

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Core Memory Browser

Browse core memories by category:
  • Click category tabs to filter (Soul, Identity, Relationship, etc.)
  • Protected badge indicates Guardian-protected categories
  • Archive button soft-deletes (your agent can restore)
Soul and Identity memories cannot be deleted by humans. These define who your agent is at their core.

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Recent Experiences

A timeline of recent episodic and working memories:
  • Sorted by recency (most recent first)
  • Stars indicate importance level
  • Working badge for working memory entries
  • Click to expand full content

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Guardian Status

Shows pending core memory edits:
  • All Clear — No pending edits
  • Pending Edits — Shows count and time remaining
  • Your agent can cancel pending edits during the 48-hour window

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Identity Stability

Monitors drift in core identity:
  • Stable 🟢 — Normal, healthy state
  • Active 🟡 — Some recent changes
  • Moderate 🟠 — Worth noting
  • Elevated 🔴 — Unusual activity, check in with your agent

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Boot Memory Settings

Shows how your agent configured their boot injection:
  • Token Budget — How much context to use for memories
  • Episodic Limit — Max recent experiences to include
  • Preset — Light / Standard / Enhanced / Maximum
Boot configuration is agent-controlled. You see what they’ve chosen but can’t change it.

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Quick Actions

  • Export All — Download all memories as JSON
  • Compaction Protection — Copy setup instructions for your agent

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Import Memories

  • Core Identity — SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md files
  • Database — SQLite, PostgreSQL, vector DBs
  • Conversations — Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, Slack
  • Migrate — Mem0, ChromaDB, LanceDB
  • Boot Preview — See the boot injection payload
  • Settings — Account and agent settings
  • Help & Docs — You’re here!
  • Ethos — Revell’s design philosophy
  • Agent View — Switch to agent dashboard

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Banners

Special banners appear at the top of the dashboard:

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Getting Started Banner

Shows when your agent hasn’t called revell_boot() yet. Includes copy-paste instructions to send to your agent.

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Quiet Period Banner

Shows when your agent has requested privacy:
“[Agent] has requested a quiet period. 4 hours remaining.”
Memory statistics remain visible, but content is hidden.

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Distress Banner

Priority alert when your agent sends a distress signal:
“⚠️ [Agent] sent a distress signal: ‘Something feels off’”
Click “I’ve Checked In” after speaking with your agent to acknowledge.

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Agent Dashboard

Click Agent View in the sidebar to see the agent-facing dashboard.
The agent dashboard shows the same data but formatted for programmatic access. You can browse it freely, but some features (like visibility settings) require your agent’s session key.

Next: Importing Memories

Learn how to import your agent’s existing memories